Presentation Case From 1975

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My Model 29-2 case has all of the blue covering deteriorated and most of it is loose from the styrofoam base. What is the best way to remove the remaining covering from the styrofoam. The styrofoam is in good condition with no repairs needed. I am planning on using some felt to recover the styrofoam.
 
A few folks on this Forum will probably come along soon and share some tips and techniques with you for relining your presentation case. Another alternative is to PM member jcelect...Joe has repaired and relined many, many cases for Forum members and he does excellent work for a reasonable price.
 
RESTORING A CASE

Go to U tube.
Find " Restoring a S&W presentation case " 1 video. The lady does one. Also she shows you how to flock it.

Royal Blue color
 
OP, my two cents.

Save yourself the grief and PM member jcelect,

Here's one of my cases he's done, same Styrofoam
vintage variety, 6 1/2" 29

He's skilled, experienced, very reasonable, and a
pleasure to do business with.
 

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My Model 29-2 case has all of the blue covering deteriorated and most of it is loose from the styrofoam base. What is the best way to remove the remaining covering from the styrofoam. The styrofoam is in good condition with no repairs needed. I am planning on using some felt to recover the styrofoam.
A vacuum cleaner and a tooth brush(use the wife's)! Be careful what glue you use! Most contact cements will melt the styro foam!
Jcelect
 
Save youself some aggravation

Joe Cebull just did three cases for me. I could not be any happier with the way they turned out. He is a gentleman, and a true craftsman. Send it to Joe, save yourself some time and grief. Just my two cents. Hugh
 
Joe has done several cases for me. I thought about trying it my self, Joe actually advised me on how to do it. I thought it was easier to get him do to it. He has done a lot of them and they look perfect. Maybe if I had a bunch of them to do, I would try it. But for just a few, it was well worth having him do it. I was completely satisfied and consider it money well spent.
 
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